LIMITATIONS RESULTING FROM SCHEDULING Sample Clauses

LIMITATIONS RESULTING FROM SCHEDULING. 5.1.3.1 Limitations resulting from the Storage Facility Manager's Scheduling The Storage Facility Manager is not required to:  Deliver or withdraw, on any given Day at the Transport/Storage Interface Point, a different Quantity of Gas from the Daily Scheduled Withdrawal or Injection Quantity at that point for the Day concerned, pursuant to Appendix C of the General Terms and Conditions;  Deliver or withdraw, in any given Hour at the Transport/Storage Interface Point, a Quantity of Gas different from one twenty-fourth (1/24th) of the Daily Scheduled Withdrawal or Injection Quantity at that point for the Day concerned at the said point, pursuant to Appendix C of the General Terms and Conditions. 5.1.3.2 Limitations resulting from the Transport Network Manager's Scheduling The Storage Facility Manager is not required to withdraw from or deliver to the Transport/Storage Interface Point, on any Day whatsoever and in any Hour whatsoever, a Quantity of Gas different from the daily quantity scheduled for withdrawal from or delivery to that point for that Day and that Hour by the Transport Network Manager on behalf of the Customer.
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LIMITATIONS RESULTING FROM SCHEDULING. 5.1.3.1 Limitations resulting from the Storage Facility Manager's Scheduling
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LIMITATIONS RESULTING FROM SCHEDULING. GRTgaz is under no obligation to take off, on any Day, at any Entry Point, a quantity of Gas with an Energy Content different from the Daily Quantity Scheduled for that Day at this Entry Point in application of the provisions of Title III Operational Procedures of the General Terms and Conditions. GRTgaz is under no obligation to take off, or respectively deliver, at a Network Interconnection Point, at any Transport Storage Interface Point, Transmission Production Interface Point, or Conversion Point, during any Hour on any Day, a Quantity of Gas in excess of one twenty-fourth (1/24the) of the Daily Quantity Scheduled for the said Day and for the said point. GRTgaz is under no obligation to deliver, on any Day, at any Network Interconnection Point or Transport Storage Interface Point, a quantity of Gas with an Energy Content different from the Daily Quantity Scheduled for that Day at this Point in application of the provisions of Title III Operational Procedures of the General Terms and Conditions. GRTgaz is under no obligation to transport, on any Day, on any Link, a quantity of Gas with an Energy Content different from the Daily Quantity Scheduled for that Day at that Link in application of the provisions of Title III Operational Procedures of the General Terms and Conditions. GRTgaz is under no obligation to transport, on any Link, during any Hour of any Day, a quantity of Gas greater than one twenty-fourth (1/24th) of the Daily Quantity Scheduled for the said Day and for the said Link. The Special Terms and Conditions can provide for the possibility for GRTgaz to temporarily reduce or interrupt the Daily Capacity specified in the Special Terms and Conditions. GRTgaz can temporarily reduce or interrupt Interruptible Capacity, Backhaul Capacity, Short-Term UIOLI capacity, under the conditions specified in Title III Operational Procedures of the General Terms and Conditions. Should GRTgaz apply any of the provisions stated in the above paragraph, its obligations to take off, transport or deliver shall be reduced in consequence. Unless otherwise expressly stipulated in the Special Terms and Conditions, the obligations of the Shipper, particularly the balancing obligations referred to in TITLE IV Balancing of the General Terms and Conditions, as well as the obligations to pay the Price, shall not be modified as a result of such implementation. GRTgaz may take all measures that it considers appropriate in order to avoid taking off, transporting or delivering...
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LIMITATIONS RESULTING FROM SCHEDULING. ‌ The Operator is under no obligation to take off, on any Day, at any Entry Point, a quantity of Gas with an Energy Content different from the Daily Quantity Scheduled for that Day at this Entry Point in application of clause 4 of the General Terms and Conditions. The Operator is under no obligation to take off, at any Entry Point, during any Hour of any Day, a quantity of Gas in excess of 1/23rd of the Daily Quantity Scheduled for the said Day and for the said Entry Point in application of clause 4 of the General Terms and Conditions. The Operator is under no obligation to deliver, on any Day, at all Consumer Delivery Points, all Regional Network Interconnection Points and all Transport Distribution Interface Points on a Balancing Zone, a quantity of Gas with an Energy Content in excess of the Daily Quantity Scheduled for that Day at all these Delivery Points in application of clause 4 of the General Terms and Conditions. Where a Scheduled Daily Quantity exists at a Delivery Point, the Operator is under no obligation to deliver, on any Day, at this Delivery Point, a quantity of Gas having an Energy Content in excess of the Daily Quantity Scheduled, in application of article 4 of the General Terms and Conditions.
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